Sarah Page, Fiona McCormack, Sophie Oldfield and Stephen Whitehead discuss how more work needs to be done to address women’s experiences.
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This article explores how there are several reasons why engagement with fathers, and in particular Black fathers, is challenging in the Youth Justice System.
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David Adlington-Rivers discusses the significance of hope theory for people released from prison and new perspectives for the probation service.
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Peter Brown, Thomas Bickley, Andrew Fowler share findings from their research of participants on the Horizon programme.
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Kirsty Teague and Charlotte Oliver make the case for inclusive, and person-centred language for all, and address the implications of terminology usage.
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An empirical study of life-sentenced probationers’ experiences with probation post-release.
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Matt Tidmarsh explores probation staff experiences of the unification of services.
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Jake Phillips, Editor of Probation Quarterly, shares his thoughts on the key themes of PQ30.
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We are delighted to publish PQ30 today, with submissions from academics, practitioners, people with lived experience and the voluntary sector.
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An update from Loraine Gelsthorpe, Chair of the Probation Institute.
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Important research based on 25 interviews with young Muslims aged 18 to 25 in the Justice System by the Osmani Trust with Barrow Cadbury Trust.
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We are grateful to the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies for this very sensitive and thoughtful tribute to Mike Guilfoyle.
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The Second Annual General Meeting of the Probation Institute CIO will be held on Thursday 25th January at 1pm for one hour.
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Latest blog from Charlie Taylor, Chief Inspector of Prisons.
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Following the successful launch of our two excellent Sir Graham Smith Awards for 2023, we are pleased to open the Award Scheme for 2024.
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Important changes came into force on 28th October 2023.
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